Split Between Khrushchev and Castro Deepens Global Tensions
Max Lerner analyzes the Khrushchev Castro meeting at Moscow and the escalating Sino Soviet split. He notes Castro wins economic aid and a US invasion threat pledge, while Khrushchev gains a needed ally against China. The piece highlights competing socialist visions, strategic risks, and Brzezinski’s insights on Western responses.
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Carmichael Seeks Gravy Fix For Lumpiness
A note from Carmichael laments lumped gravy and asks for tips to improve potato gravy texture. The writer seeks practical kitchen fixes and methods to prevent lumps.
Whiplash and Allergy Questions Answered in Dear Dr Mother
A reader asks about whiplash after a car crash and potential long term effects. The advice notes minor skin and muscle contusions and possible upper spine involvement, with healing aided by a feather collar if bones and muscles need support.
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Debt ceiling saga ends with temporary rise to 309 billion
The piece explains Congress votes to raise the debt limit from 305 billion to 309 billion, with a temporary 107 billion bump, to avert a cash crisis. It argues the debt limit signals spending restraint, blames Congress for deficits, and notes political names like Byrd and Dillon in a forthright editorial voice.
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